Short Endings Poems

Short Endings Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Endings by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Endings by length and keyword.


Happy Endings





One flow of your pen 
and suddenly I am in.  
Don't tell me the end,  
I want to imagine it. 
 
Happy Endings !


Premium Member Ancestry

Creating a link 
between young and old 
learning from the past 
the present and 
the future 
bringing together 
happy endings

Blue Endings, Crimson Beginnings


R-ed
E-nds 
B-lue 
E-xpressing 
C-elebrant's 
C-rimson 
A-ctivity

©bfa041425
Monocrostic (Birthday of Rebecca Enriquez)
Form: Acrostic

The Day

Counting and counting
Time seems far
A new day
Greater way
Old forgotten scars
Looking forward
New beginnings
Old endings
The day.

Summer Love

THE SUMMER'S HEAT INVADES
STAINS OF SOFT PETALS
AS LOVE GATHER'S CERTAIN  POPPY BREEDS
AS SLOW UNHEEDED LOVE SENSE'S
PARALYSIS ENDINGS
Form:


Tragedy

I have had my share of happy endings
But I would be lying if I said
That I wasnt truly, madly, deeply, 
Hopelessly in love with tragedies

End

Final fortune overcomes
ironic endings always wrought
never lasting in our findings
individuals eternally untaught
seconds left till our despair
© Syd Floyd  Create an image from this poem.
Form: Acrostic

Tribute To Albert

Without time
wonder stops
Questions flounder
barren crops

Without time
motion falls
Beginnings vacant
—endings stalled

(Dreamsleep: September, 2022)
Form: Rhyme

Tomorrow Haiku

Yesterday is near
Today has finally come
.... will be history

[Alternative Endings]
Rest is history
We'll make history
We'll be history
There's no tomorrow
Form: Haiku

Summer Love

Summer Love

The summer’s heat invades
Stains of soft petals
As love gather’s certain poppy breeds
As slow unheeded love sense’s
Paralysis endings

Sherry Sloan
Form: Haiku

Principles of a Marine

Endings, 
Unwrap these
Crimsons. 

Leaves falling
Soon and I am 
Not the Catcher. 

But you, you
Sports Fan, 
Like the 
Lover chases
His tail, now. 

I do. 

And I pray.

Autumn

Autumn is a season of harvest.
Of endings and reflections on the past.
A winding down time,
When days are a little slower,
And we realize in life,
Nothing will last.
Form: Rhyme

Sad Endings

Shunned by silence,
no hope at all,
There are no messages--
no texts; no calls.
What saddens most,
in this quiet end,
is I only really ever
wanted to call him Friend.
Form: Rhyme

Endings

What on day trekkers looms
Up, foggier
Should no less dispirit
Pal, what, fainter
Ahead, life-journeying
Descends into.
Your home, does it not lie
There, beyond, too?
Form: Rhyme

There Are No Deathly Endings

There are no deathly endings
Have not but new life's hope rang
For Heaven's welcome.
Like that which you've closed behind
From her side know you opens
Again for Love's home.
Form: Rhyme

About Nothing Really

Natural endings are destiny.
Some curtain closing situations punctuate 
themselves. Wether totally unexpected 
or well planned 
the unexpected mince minutes into
seconds, and then

Closed Path

Beginnings are endings. We wander
in circles. Closed path integral –
zero, promising potential. We arrive 
where we started, but with 
more wisdom. Endings are beginnings.

10/17/2017

Scars

I shall begin where endings end...
     in sun-bleached bones 
     of lessons learned.

I shall end where beginnings begin...
     where wounds heal and scars 
     are proudly earned!
Form: Didactic

Dream

What strange remembering
Is a dream.
What episodes of needed lies--
Shot by an inner surrealist,
Adding to the footage 
Of poignant fact,
Teasing newly cast desires
With alternant endings

Missing their light

Captivated by your light, 
faded but still bright, 
I wish you’d put up a 
ferocious fight, 
I miss you being 
in my sight, 
You made the art of 
falling in love joyous, 
never a plight.
Form: Rhyme

Premium Member Seeds Transform To Roots

seeds transform to roots

from endings come beginnings

endings produce growth

 

 


(February 7, 2011 Wausau, Wisconsin)

(c) Copyright 2011 by Christine A Kysely, All Rights Reserved
Form: Haiku

Premium Member Only Time Will Tell

Endings become outcome in uncomplete stories with making a point











Cliche used: Only time will tell

For Monoku 5: Cliche Poetry Contest
Sponsored by Silent One
January 5, 2018
Form: Monoku

Premium Member Books Unread

Why is the middle where I put a book down?
My anticipation dies at that half-read interlude.
I lack the discipline that keeps me inbound.
A famous author's endings should be praised, and not eschewed.
Form: Rhyme

Sad Endings

I heard she had died,
never knew her,
just one of those sad endings.

News like that
feels like a sucker punch

of love,

or one more
kiss from death.

Whatever the case,
it was just another.

What Life Is

Life is full of challenges
Full of Hardship 
It Cant Be Prevented 
But Are You ready For It.

Full of misunderstanding 
Full of sad endings 
But its just the start so be ready.
For Life Is There To Chase You.

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